★A readable and accessible version of the Four Great Masterpieces for the beginners.
★A certain degree of deletion and rewriting has been carried out on the basis of the original, making it shorter, clearer, more positive, and easier to understand. Meanwhile, it retains all the original chapters and the original language style.
★It provides interpretations for places where readers may have difficulty in understanding, which is suitable for beginners to read.

This series includes 4 titles: “Journey to the West”, “Dream of the Red Chamber”, “Romance of the Three Kingdoms” , “Water Margin”

This is a story about 108 heroes led by Song Jiang who gathered in Liangshan during the late Northern Song Dynasty. It tells the grand story of Liangshan heroes resisting oppression, Liangshan growing stronger and accepting the Song Dynasty's surrender, as well as fighting for the Song Dynasty until their ultimate demise after being recruited.

At the end of the Song Dynasty, social conflicts intensified and people's lives were difficult. Many heroes chose the path of resistance due to unfair treatment and oppression. Many heroes, including Song Jiang, Wu Song, Lin Chong, and others, gathered at Liangshan Port due to their common experiences and goals, forming a powerful resistance army. The heroes of Liangshan engaged in numerous fierce struggles against the corrupt court, including famous battles such as the strategic selection of birthdates and the Three Strikes at the Daming Mansion.
After the great gathering of Liangshan, Song Jiang led the heroes of Liangshan to accept surrender, and then fought in the north and south. After pacifying several factions, he was appointed as the Commander in Chief of the Wusheng Army. Despite accepting the surrender, many heroes ultimately suffered unfortunate fates due to corruption within the court and the framing of treacherous officials. Upon learning that Song Jiang had been killed, Hua Rong and Gong Sunsheng hanged themselves in front of Song Jiang's tomb in Liao'erwa outside the south gate of Chuzhou, and their bodies were buried on the left side of Song Jiang's tomb.

Shi Nai'an

A literary figure from the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, he was the author of one of the Four Great Classical Novels of China, "Water Margin". From a young age, he was intelligent and eager to learn. At the age of 35, he passed the imperial examination and later resigned from his official position to return to his hometown, writing behind closed doors. Shi Nai'an's life was full of legendary colors, from a humble scholar to a retired general in the officialdom, and ultimately became a literary giant.